Since the era of slavery, black American women have been at the bottom of the American social ladder. They endure heavy oppression from white men, white women, and black men, and have a unique and profound understanding of the social reality of the United States and their own social situation. In order to resist the gender discrimination in the black liberation movement and the racial discrimination in the women’s liberation movement in the 1970s and 1980s, the progressive black women who inherited the feminist traditions and racial equality concepts of black women have set off a wave of black feminism throughout the United States. . As stated in (1977) THE COMBAHEE RIVER COLLECTIVE STATEMENT, black feminists are actively working to fight race, sex, heterosexuality, and class oppression.